Paper Surplus Seen Price Hike May Not Stick
Washington officials report a government forecast showing a surplus of newsprint this year despite proposed price hikes. A Commerce Department summary indicates printers will likely use about 7 million tons, with production up to a new high and Canadian supplies tightening. The report suggests ad spending may rebound in 1956 as imports and exports balance, with US publishers consuming around 6.8 million tons.
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Sixth Hungarian Rebel Executed
Vienna reporting that a Hungarian rebel identified as Goza Szives, a teamster, was executed by a Budapest military court for arming and firing on the Communist party headquarters. Szives admitted firing 100 rounds and, on November 4, acquired more weapons and grenades. He was arrested December 18 after tenants reported him. arms found in his quarters the next day. The broadcast noted the total executed rebels now six, though actual figures may be higher. Nepszabadsag reported Kadars Stalinist party membership at 103,000 in two months of recruiting, while Rakosi claimed 864,000 members eighteen months earlier. Kadars seeks to bolster his position as negotiations with non-Communist leaders loom.
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Chicago Cops Hunt Missing Sisters
Police intensified their search for two missing teenage sisters who did not return home after a Friday night movie. Barbara Grimes, 15, and Patricia Grimes, 14, prompted a wide pursuit with more than 150 officers investigated reports of sightings while focusing on Chicago's South Side.
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US Will Not Seek Ownership of Okinawan Lands Used by Bases
Gen. TL Lemnitzer announced Washington will not acquire ownership or fee title to Okinawan land used for U S bases. He pledged fair appraisals and generous compensation, with cash payments many times the annual rent, as tensions and land needs shape negotiations with Okinawan officials.
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World News Week Balance Sheet Highlights Global Tensions
President Eisenhower proposed a bold new doctrine to meet armed Soviet aggression in the Middle East and defend regional allies. Bulganin rebuffed a five power disarmament conference while Khrushchev admitted Stalin's misdeeds, signaling shifts in Soviet policy and satellite relations amid Hungary turmoil and Egypt’s canal nationalization.
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Man Jailed Fast After Girl Beaten
Fort Scott police arrested a 36 year old transient in the Frisco railroad yards after a waitress reported being dragged into an alley and severely beaten. Mary Winship, 21, said she was grabbed while walking to the bus station and treated at home for shock and injuries. No charge was filed. a manhunt involved the sheriff and state patrol.
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OU Students Named Never Fail and Will Fail
Norman report identifies engineering senior Never Fail from Oklahoma City and freshman Will Fail from Shawnee as standout students at the University of Oklahoma.
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